I have the XPert2000 Pro, and it is working fine with X. The Rage 128
chipset has been supported in XFree86 since version 3.3.6, so it is
definitely compatible with "potato" Debian. On my system, I could not use
the XF86Setup utility successfully. I used xf86config instead, selected the
SVGA server, and did *not* probe. For the "Pro" cards (like mine), you
need to add an extra line to the /etc/X11/XF86Config file - find the entry
for your card in the "Device" section, and add "ChipId 0x5246." This is
described on David St.Clair's helpful Web site:
http://www4.ncsu.edu/~distclai/rage128-howto.html
Torrey
At 08:10 AM 8/18/2000 -0700, Conrad Delbert Seaman wrote:
I'm a newbie to unix, and I'm trying to get my X86 up and running, but
I can't because there is no support for the ATI XPERT 2000 video card.
I have DEBIAN 2.1r4 and the closest support seems to be the ATI all in
wonder?
Aparently there is support around for the XPERT 98 but I havn't found
anything regarding XPERT 2000 (and neither seems to be supported under r4)
any help would be appreciated...